How to fix leaks in the cabinet under your sink

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Renee Park from Totally Affordable & Professional Plumbing explains a common cause of leaks under the kitchen cabinet and how you can fix them. Visit TAPP's website at tappplumbing.com!

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Thank you so much for saving me a lot of money!!
When I discovered our kitchen sink cabinet flooded this evening, uh uh, there goes money for the plumber, a heavy thought flashed my mind.
My wife said, "why don't you look in YouTube like last time when you replaced the garbage disposal?"
I muttered, "you think YouTube can solve every problem..."
Saturday night, raining outside, with little choices, I searched YouTube, and came across your video.
Voila!!
Thanks to your tip, I fixed our problem in a few seconds, and my wife think I am her hero!

Thanks so much.

Geez, thank you!! I was trying to tighten everything under the sink...this never occurred to me, as I never had this type of faucet until recently. I really appreciate this!!

I had the exact problem and was worried about forking out upwards of $100 for a plumber house call to fix this issue. A quick youtube search brought up this video and 2 mins later the leak problem is resolved. Thanks so much!! You guys are awesome.

I don't have a pull out hose. My bathroom faucet leaks under the sink. It gathers drips near the HOLE in the top of the cabinet, directly under the faucet fixture, and then the water runs down the pull up stopper "leg" (don't know what you really call it). Is there a way for me to fix this myself? Do you know what causes this? Thanks!

Heh, I actually did have that problem lately in a house we rented, and I did figure it out. There was also a gasket in there, but that seemed healthy so I just tightened the collar, and voila....

Thanks for the info your video eased my mind and fix my problem in like 10 min thanks for posting

Thank you!!

thank u so much!!

Thank you!! I was all set to tear the darn thing apart and checked your video at the last minute!

This video was great help to me !... Thanks

Thank you! I would have never checked the connection between the hose and the faucet since the leak seemed to be coming from a pipe connector (just where water was building up to drip). Very easy fix!

Thanks for the solution. I should have come here first because I spend all day thinking it was the faucet cartridge. When I paid over 20 dollars for a new one it still did not work. So after hours of frustration, I went to youtube and did the solution from here, it took all of only 10 seconds to do and no more leaks. Next time I will definitely come here first.